Laurel Manor House, Prince Georges County, MD, 1900s

This vintage photograph captures a notable manor house situated in Laurel, Prince Georges County, Maryland. The image highlights architectural features such as elegant doors, fanlights, and lintels, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. Surrounding the manor is a meticulously designed box garden, enhancing the estates aesthetic appeal.

The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, an initiative aimed at documenting significant structures across the southern United States. The manor is distinguished by a striking octagonal lodge positioned at the end of a long allee, a feature that adds to its grandeur.

Photographed by Frances Benjamin Johnston, this image is dated to the early 20th century and was acquired from her estate in 1953. It serves as a historical record of Marylands architectural heritage, making it a valuable addition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

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